A Leap in the Dark
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All this consideration of haggling and trafficking between Great Britainand Ireland is loathsome to every true Unionist who considers Englishmenand Irishmen as still citizens of one nation. But, when Gladstonianspropose to divide the United Kingdom into two States, it is as essentialas it is painful to weigh well what is the gain of Great Britain in thenew scheme of political partnership. If the matter be looked at fromthis point of view, it is easy to see how miserable are the offerstendered t...o England. Compare for a moment the authority to be given herunder the new constitution with the authority she has hithertopossessed or the authority tendered to her under the Home Rule Bill of1886.
Up to 1782 the British Parliament held in its own hands the absolutecontrol not only of every British affair, but every matter of policyaffecting either Ireland or the British Empire. The British Parliament, in which sat not a single representative of any Irish county or borough, appointed the Irish Executive.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All this consideration of haggling and trafficking between Great Britainand Ireland is loathsome to every true Unionist who considers Englishmenand Irishmen as still citizens of one nation. But, when Gladstonianspropose to divide the United Kingdom into two States, it is as essentialas it is painful to weigh well what is the gain of Great Britain in thenew scheme of political partnership. If the matter be looked at fromthis point of view, it is easy to see how miserable are the offerstendered t...o England. Compare for a moment the authority to be given herunder the new constitution with the authority she has hithertopossessed or the authority tendered to her under the Home Rule Bill of1886.
Up to 1782 the British Parliament held in its own hands the absolutecontrol not only of every British affair, but every matter of policyaffecting either Ireland or the British Empire. The British Parliament, in which sat not a single representative of any Irish county or borough, appointed the Irish Executive.
What to read after A Leap in the Dark?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dicey, Albert Venn, 1835-1922 to read onlineMoreLess
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